The 2006 Aston Martin DB9 has 3 recalls, the most serious being a parking system fault and a battery cable that can short-circuit and start a fire.
Two of the three recalls concern the transmission's park function. When the driver presses the "P" button and the dashboard confirms park is engaged, the transmission may not actually lock. A worn contact point inside the parking pawl system can deform the guide plate, leaving the car free to roll even though every indicator says it is safely parked. On the electrical side, the battery supply cable runs in a location where it can be pinched or abraded when the driver's seat is moved to its full rearward position. If the damaged cable contacts a grounded surface, it can cause a short circuit that raises the risk of a fire in the cabin.